⚠️ Here's what you need to know about #ElNiño.
From coastal impacts to global temperatures to marine ecosystems, Scripps Oceanography scientists break it down for readers to understand the 🔟 things to know about the very strong El Niño on the horizon: https://t.co/3ngPWbNokq
🌊 Changing ocean conditions are impacting fish evolution. Research led by Scripps postdoctoral researcher Aline Medeiros & @WesternMichU reveals how sea-level changes and ocean oxygen helped shape freshwater fish diversity in Australia and New Guinea. ⤵️ https://t.co/emZFZxoWi0
🟡 Massive 500-pound buoys stationed along U.S. coastlines provide crucial wave and ocean condition data that helps scientists & communities prepare for coastal risks. Learn more about the Coastal Data Information Program with @CBS8's @NedaNews. ⤵️
https://t.co/hyTczU9x9Z
🌱 Meet Nao Song, a Scripps undergraduate researching how microalgae could provide agricultural soils with a more sustainable source of plant-available phosphorus.
Learn more about Song’s research, mentorship and path to Scripps: https://t.co/Q68AElikX7
⏰ ⏱️ The #LeapSecond, used to keep clocks aligned with Earth’s rotation, will be phased out starting in 2027. Scripps geophysicist Duncan Agnew helped explain the science behind how our planet became our original clock for @nytimes. ⤵️
https://t.co/Dc1azAi4eU
CW3E Precipitation Outlook: An upper level trough shifted southward along the US West Coast is forecast to drive precipitation over the Southwestern US. Read more about the forecast in our latest update: https://t.co/AIOgl0oM76
🏅 Join us for the 2026 Nierenberg Prize award ceremony and presentation by astrophysicist France A. Córdova at Scripps Oceanography on Oct. 22 at 6 p.m.
RSVP here: https://t.co/CfcKHFlFSt
More about Córdova and her impressive career: https://t.co/F88chpPeOi
🌿 🌊r Jennifer Smith, a marine biologist at Scripps Oceanography, leads a team spearheading efforts to understand and restore San Diego’s threatened kelp forests.
Watch this video and head to this link to learn more: https://t.co/mNMJ5mUgMS
Two new studies from @Scripps_Ocean reveal how underwater acoustic enrichment — playing sounds from healthy reefs — can help spur the recovery of degraded coral reefs and their fish communities. 🪸 https://t.co/KWiuJmm5VG
🫨 Scientists can’t predict when an #earthquake will strike. But could clues reveal how it will rupture? A Scripps-led study of Myanmar’s 2025 magnitude 7.8 quake offers new insights that could improve hazard assessments for major faults. ⤵️
https://t.co/3uvHlEiEIv
🌊 The Ocean Pavilion is BACK for year 5! Led by Scripps Oceanography, @WHOI & leading ocean organizations, the Ocean Pavilion will bring ocean science and solutions to @turkiyecop31 (aka the “Blue COP”) in Antalya, Türkiye. Learn more: https://t.co/1VIQfubU2Q
#COP31
❄️🌊It’s snowing in the deep sea! Marine snow helps transport carbon into the deep ocean, and new research from Scripps Oceanography & @unilincoln shows that gooier particles can carry more than 6x as much carbon as less-sticky ones. Here's why. ⤵️ https://t.co/vcmLDK835K
CW3E Publication Notice: "The Mediterranean Extreme Events Experiment and storm Harry in January 2026" was recently published in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. Read more about this research here: https://t.co/Aglr5a2iT0
Join us for the 2026 Nierenberg Prize award ceremony and presentation by astrophysicist France A. Córdova at Scripps Oceanography on Oct. 22 at 6 p.m.
RSVP here: https://t.co/CfcKHFlFSt
More about Córdova and her impressive career: https://t.co/F88chpPeOi
🛰️🌎 A #geoid can tell us a lot about changing sea levels — but what exactly is a geoid? 🌊
Meet Scripps PhD student Tommy Stone, who uses satellite data, gravity measurements, ocean observations and computational models to study sea-level change.
https://t.co/qvOLHOno2c
By mapping California’s coastline and collecting data before and after El Niño, scientists can see exactly how the coast responds, and the elevated sea levels during El Niño offer a glimpse into how our shores could respond to future sea-level rise.
https://t.co/31oOPHoDsE
⚠️ A strong #ElNiño can bring heavier rainfall that can trigger landslides, waves that accelerate beach and cliff erosion & elevated sea levels that can worsen coastal flooding. That’s why Scripps coastal geomorphologist Adam Young & his team are closely monitoring the coast. 🧵
🪸 ICYMI: Good news for reef restoration! Two Scripps Oceanography-led studies show how underwater sound can play a role in restoring degraded coral reefs and rebuilding fish communities. @WildlifeMag has more on the promising work. ▶️ https://t.co/pHVw4xugpY
🎵 The reefs are alive with the sound of healthy coral reef ecosystems! 🔊 Two studies led by Scripps Oceanography scientists demonstrate how underwater sound can play a role in restoring degraded coral reefs and rebuilding fish communities. Dive in: https://t.co/uS0qj1HlBB